Curriculum

Following two semesters of prerequisite general education and science courses, students are eligible to apply to the College of Nursing. Building on a strong science foundation, the college prepares students with theoretical knowledge and clinical nursing practice in areas such as medical, surgical, pediatrics, obstetrics, mental health and community health.

The curriculum prepares nurses to care for people with illnesses and injuries, while focusing on wellness, health promotion and disease prevention.

The culminating experience for student nurses is a clinical internship. Student nurses select a clinical area of interest and are mentored by expert nurse preceptors. This experience effectively prepares graduates to enter the workplace.

Community experience

Pending Approval for Fall 2011

Sophomore II Courses

	Course	Credit(s)
Nsg 204	Caring & Foundations of Nursing	3
Nsg 205	Clinical: Aging	2
Nsg 206	Health Assessment	2
Nsg 212	Lab: Application of Assessment & Foundation Skills	1
Nsg 213	Therapeutic Nutrition (7 wks)	1
Nsg 214	Aging	2
Nsg 217	Informatics (7 wks)	1

Junior I Courses

	Course	Credit(s)
Nsg 311	Lab: Adult Health I	1
Nsg 312	Nsg: Adult Health I	3
Nsg 313	Clinical: Adult Health I	2
Nsg 328	Evidence Based Practice	2
Nsg 336	Pharmacology I	2
Nsg 348	Pathophysiology I	3

Junior II Courses

	Course	Credit(s)
Nsg 314	Nsg: Adult Health II	3
Nsg 315	Clinical: Adult Health II	3
Nsg 319	Lab: Adult Health II	1
Nsg 346	Pharmacology II	2
Nsg 358	Pathophysiology II	3

Senior I Courses

	Course	Credit(s)
Nsg 404	Legal and Ethical Nursing Care Practice	2
Nsg 412	Nsg: Childbearing Families	2
Nsg 416	Nsg: Communities	3
Nsg 418	Clinical: Family & Community Nursing	3
Nsg 424	Nsg: Children & Adolescents	2

Senior II Courses

	Course	Credit(s)
Nsg 419	Clinical Synthesis Seminar	4
Nsg 426	Nursing: Mental Health Theory	2
Nsg 427	Clinical: Advanced Concepts (1st 10 wks)	3
Nsg 429	Advanced Concepts	2
Nsg 437	Leadership & Management in Nursing	2

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University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
College of Nursing
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Oshkosh, WI 54901 8660
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